6 Questions
What is the primary consideration for administering parenteral nutrition (PN)?
Patient's inability to tolerate enteral nutrition
What is the caloric density of dextrose in PN?
3.4 kcal/g
What is the preferred route of administration for PN?
Central route
Which electrolyte is NOT compatible with PN?
Sodium bicarbonate
What should be exercised with caution in patients with renal dysfunction?
Selenium and chromium
What is the duration for running a 2-in-1 PN bag?
24 hours
Learn about the indications and components of Parenteral Nutrition (PN), including amino acids, dextrose, IV fat emulsion, vitamins, and electrolytes. Understand the routes and administration of PN and how it differs from Enteral Nutrition (EN).
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